Regional anatomy in its relation to medicine and surgery . nth rib. 45. The cutaneous area of the distribution of the internal cutaneous nerve. 46. The position of the spleen in relation to the left eighth, ninth, and tenth ribs. 47. The position of the stomach in relation to the anterior wall of the The cartilage of the left ninth rib. 49. The position of the lower portion of the left kidney. 50. The position of the abdominal aorta in relation to the body of the second lumbar vertebra. 51. The umbilicus. 52. The cutaneous distribution of the musculo-cutaneous nerve on the anterior
Regional anatomy in its relation to medicine and surgery . nth rib. 45. The cutaneous area of the distribution of the internal cutaneous nerve. 46. The position of the spleen in relation to the left eighth, ninth, and tenth ribs. 47. The position of the stomach in relation to the anterior wall of the The cartilage of the left ninth rib. 49. The position of the lower portion of the left kidney. 50. The position of the abdominal aorta in relation to the body of the second lumbar vertebra. 51. The umbilicus. 52. The cutaneous distribution of the musculo-cutaneous nerve on the anterior surface of the forearm. 53. The lower part of the cutaneous area of the distribu- tion of the musculo-spiral nerve. 54. The position of the sigmoid flexure of the colon. 55. The position of the internal abdominal opening. 56. The lower part of the cutaneous area of the distribu- tion of the nerve. 57. The position of the external abdominal opening. 58. The upper part of the cutaneous area of the distribu- tion of the radial l^hoto^raphecl and designee from Nsturedy GaoRoe M 0 Copvn^hi; /SSI, by QborCe He ClU-Lmi,M. 0. THE REGION OF THE NECK. 189 the special designation of the vertebra prominens. Owing to the obliquityof the spinous process of the fifth vertebra, it is on a level with the diskbetween the bodies of the fifth and sixth. On the sides the transverseprocess of the atlas vertebra can be felt in front of and below the mastoidprocess, and by deep pressure in the supra-clavicular fossa the transverseprocess of the seventh vertebra can be distinguished. About a fingersbreadth above the latter, the head being moved from side to side, theanterior tubercle of the sixth vertebra is perceptible to the touch, which,because of its relation to the overlying carotid artery, is known as the carotid tubercle. In the front of the neck the hyoid bone and the external cartilagesof the larynx, the thyroid and cricoid, offer reliable indications to
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